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Making a Custom Bikini Swimsuit
Fabrics & Patterns for Making a Custom Bikini
Designing the Bottoms of a Custom Bikini
Sewing a Triangle-Top Custom Bikini
Sewing Elastic into the Top of a Custom Bikini
More on Sewing Elastic into a Custom Bikini Top
Finish Sewing Elastic into a Custom Bikini Top
Using Pins to Sew Spandex for Custom Bikini
Sewing Spandex into a Custom Bikini Top
Hemming a Custom Triangle Bikini Top
Designing a Triangle Bikini Top
Sewing the Straps on a Bikini Top
Attaching the Bottom Straps to a Bikini
Attaching the Top Straps to a Bikini
Hemming the End of a Bikini Strap
Making a Custom Bikini Top
Padding or Lining a Custom Bikini Top
Making a Custom Bikini Bottom
Adding Lining to Bikini Bottoms
More on Adding Lining to Bikini Bottoms
Trimming the Bottoms of a Custom Bikini
Installing a Waistband in a Custom Bikini
Finishing Custom Bikini Bottoms
Overview of Making a Custom Bikini
Summary: How to sew elastic onto the top of a custom bikini; get professional tips and advice on how to design and make your own custom swimwear in this free fashion video.
Jennifer Crow has been owner, operator, and designer for Wedgie Wear for many years. She started the company in Texas and later moved it to Nashville, TN. Her suits are sold in...read more
"JENNIFER CROW: Hi, this is Jennifer and I'm the owner of wedgiewear.com, and we're here with Expert Village. So you're going to start off with your top. I like to use elastic. You don't necessarily need to. It just kind of fits and holds together for a longer period of time. And also, if you are not just in it for lying out in the beach or something, if you're surfing or whatever like that, you do need it to stay on a little bit, a little bit more, so elastic is a good way to do that. So what we're going to start here is just to have an elastic foot in and then just start sewing it. And you're just going to pull it on through and then use your scissors to cut it. So now you have one."
eHow Article: Sewing Elastic into the Top of a Custom Bikini
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